Question

Ask all the possible questions to the following sentences
1. The boy saw a beautiful bug on a branch of a tree.
2. The children are playing football on the playground with their neighbors.

Answer 1

1. The boy saw a beautiful bug on a branch of a tree.

• Did the boy see a beautiful bug on a branch of a tree?
• The boy saw a beautiful bug on a branch of a tree, didn't he?
• Did the boy see a beautiful bug or a butterfly on a branch of a tree?
• Did the boy or a girl see a beautiful bug or a butterfly on a branch of a tree?
• Did the boy see a beautiful or an awful bug on a branch of a tree?
• Did the boy see a beautiful bug on a brunch or a leaf of a tree?
• Did the boy see a beautiful bug on a brunch of a tree or a shrub?
• Who saw a beautiful bug on a branch of a tree?
• What did the boy see on a branch of a tree?
• Where did the boy see a beautiful bug?
• What bug did the boy see on a branch of a tree?

2. The children are playing football on the playground with their neighbors.

• Are the children playing football on the playground with their neighbors?
• The children are playing football on the playground with their neighbors, aren't they?
• Are the children or the adults playing football on the playground with their neighbors?
• Are the children playing football or singing on the playground with their neighbors?
• Are the children playing football on the playground or at the stadium with their neighbors?
• Are the children playing football on the playground with their or other neighbors?
• Are the children playing football on the playground with their neighbors or friends?
• Who is playing football on the playground with the neighbors?
• What are the children playing on the playground with their neighbors?
• Where are the children playing football with their neighbors?
• Who are the children playing football with on the playground?
• Whose neighbors are the children playing football with on the playground?